[change] Deadline Extension: MoSoGood - Mobiles for Social Good Workshop at MobileHCI

2014-05-30 Thread Lutz Frommberger
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 Deadline Extension: Submission Deadline June 6, 2014 
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Call for Contributions
MoSoGood 2014: Mobiles for Social Good
Workshop at ACM MobileHCI 2014, Toronto, Canada
September 23, 2014
http://mosogood.capacitylab.org/
(Extended) Submission Deadline: June 6, 2014


About MoSoGood
Beyond facilitating communication, mobile phones are also transforming the way 
we send money, take care of our health, check market prices, engage with our 
governments, do emergency response, and many other things. However, to a vast 
majority of the world's population many of these services remain out of reach 
due to issues of low-literacy, limited technology experience, language 
barriers, device and infrastructure constraints, physical disabilities, 
socio-cultural and socio-economic barriers. For example, 60% out of 5 billion 
mobile phone subscribers worldwide live in developing countries. This provides 
a challenging research context for how research in HCI could help underserved 
populations, across the developing and the developed world.
The Mobiles for Social Good workshop aims to bring together researchers and 
practitioners interested in understanding underserved populations in both the 
developing and developed world, and designing, developing, and evaluating 
mobile systems for social and economic development. 


Call for Contributions
We want to bring together a diverse group of participants with different 
backgrounds and interests to identify common research practices, to discuss 
challenges of HCI research in the field, and to discuss particular requirements 
of specific challenges at the intersection of HCI and Mobiles for the Social 
Good. We invite the contribution of detailed problem statements, position 
papers, research papers, and interactive demos of up to 4 pages from everybody 
interested to share ideas, experience, or methods applicable within the scope 
of this workshop. 
For details about the submission process please visit 
http://mosogood.capacitylab.org/


Topics
Topics of the MSoGood workshop include but are not limited to:
* Interfaces/interactions for illiterate or low-literates - both in the strict 
and wider sense (e.g., techno-literacy)
* Interfaces/interactions for (mobile) data collection and contribution
* Interfaces/interactions for participatory sensing/monitoring or other citizen 
science activities
* Context-adaptive interfaces
* Interfaces/interactions for mobile ICT4D systems
* HCI research methods for underserved populations
* Socio-cultural and socio-economic challenges


Important Dates 
Submission (extended): June 6, 2014
Notification: July 15, 2014
Workshop Day: Sept 23, 2014


Organizers

Falko Schmid, CapacityLab @ University of Bremen
Lutz Frommberger, CapacityLab @ University of Bremen
Muki Haklay, ExCiteS @ University College London
Matthias Stevens, ExCiteS @ University College London
Ed Cutrell, Microsoft Research India
Indrani Medhi Thies, Microsoft Research India


Program Committee

Engineer Bainomugisha, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda
Gaetano Boriello, University of Washington, USA
Marchini Chetty, University of Maryland, USA
Nicola Dell, University of Washington, USA
Melissa Densmore, Microsoft Research India
Peter Haddawy, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand
Kasper Løvborg Jensen, Aalborg University, Denmark
Matt Jones, Swansea University, UK
Joyojeet Pal, University of Michigan, USA
Karl-Heinz Rödiger, University of Bremen, Germany
Anirudha Roshi, IIT Bombay, India
Nithya Sambasivan, Google, USA
Bill Thies, Microsoft Research India
Michalis Vitos, University College London, UK
Susan Wyche, Michigan State University, USA

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Cognitive Systems - www.cosy.informatik.uni-bremen.de/staff/lutz/
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[change] Fwd: Deadline Extension: MoSoGood - Mobiles for Social Good Workshop at MobileHCI

2014-05-30 Thread Nicola Dell
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From: Lutz Frommberger l...@capacitylab.org
Date: Fri, May 30, 2014 at 7:58 AM
Subject: Deadline Extension: MoSoGood - Mobiles for Social Good Workshop at
MobileHCI
To: Lutz Frommberger l...@capacitylab.org


Dear MoSoGood PC member,

this is to notify you that we extended the paper submission deadline for
the workshop by one week to June 6, 2014. If you want, spread the
information. Below is the updated Call for Contributions.

Thanks,

Lutz
(for the MoSoGood organizers)


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Deadline Extension: Submission Deadline June 6, 2014
##

Call for Contributions
MoSoGood 2014: Mobiles for Social Good
Workshop at ACM MobileHCI 2014, Toronto, Canada
September 23, 2014
http://mosogood.capacitylab.org/
(Extended) Submission Deadline: June 6, 2014


About MoSoGood
Beyond facilitating communication, mobile phones are also transforming the
way we send money, take care of our health, check market prices, engage
with our governments, do emergency response, and many other things.
However, to a vast majority of the world's population many of these
services remain out of reach due to issues of low-literacy, limited
technology experience, language barriers, device and infrastructure
constraints, physical disabilities, socio-cultural and socio-economic
barriers. For example, 60% out of 5 billion mobile phone subscribers
worldwide live in developing countries. This provides a challenging
research context for how research in HCI could help underserved
populations, across the developing and the developed world.
The Mobiles for Social Good workshop aims to bring together researchers
and practitioners interested in understanding underserved populations in
both the developing and developed world, and designing, developing, and
evaluating mobile systems for social and economic development.


Call for Contributions
We want to bring together a diverse group of participants with different
backgrounds and interests to identify common research practices, to discuss
challenges of HCI research in the field, and to discuss particular
requirements of specific challenges at the intersection of HCI and Mobiles
for the Social Good. We invite the contribution of detailed problem
statements, position papers, research papers, and interactive demos of up
to 4 pages from everybody interested to share ideas, experience, or methods
applicable within the scope of this workshop.
For details about the submission process please visithttp://
mosogood.capacitylab.org/


Topics
Topics of the MSoGood workshop include but are not limited to:
* Interfaces/interactions for illiterate or low-literates - both in the
strict and wider sense (e.g., techno-literacy)
* Interfaces/interactions for (mobile) data collection and contribution
* Interfaces/interactions for participatory sensing/monitoring or other
citizen science activities
* Context-adaptive interfaces
* Interfaces/interactions for mobile ICT4D systems
* HCI research methods for underserved populations
* Socio-cultural and socio-economic challenges


Important Dates
Submission (extended): June 6, 2014
Notification: July 15, 2014
Workshop Day: Sept 23, 2014


Organizers
Falko Schmid, CapacityLab @ University of Bremen
Lutz Frommberger, CapacityLab @ University of Bremen
Muki Haklay, ExCiteS @ University College London
Matthias Stevens, ExCiteS @ University College London
Ed Cutrell, Microsoft Research India
Indrani Medhi Thies, Microsoft Research India



--
Dr.-Ing. Lutz Frommberger  -  University of Bremen
International Lab for Local Capacity Building - www.capacitylab.org
Cognitive Systems - www.cosy.informatik.uni-bremen.de/staff/lutz/
fon: +49-421-218-642-81   fax: +49-421-218-986-4281

--
Dr.-Ing. Lutz Frommberger  -  University of Bremen
International Lab for Local Capacity Building - www.capacitylab.org
Cognitive Systems - www.cosy.informatik.uni-bremen.de/staff/lutz/
fon: +49-421-218-642-81   fax: +49-421-218-986-4281
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